These motor coordination exercises in prewriting help little ones to begin to learn how to write. The four-in-one kit uses 12 reusable boards and 4 erasable crayons to encourage kids to draw lines in different directions. It gets kids comfortable with different writing movements and teaches them the best way to hold the writing implement.

This game challenges kids to match up state cards with symbols of state birds, flowers and abbreviations on their board. The winner is the one that matches all nine of the symbols on his or her board with the appropriate card first. At the end of the game, each player reads the reasons why the symbols were chosen for the states on his or her board to the group.

For 1 to 5 players, this challenging game helps to develop logical analysis, visual perception and mathematical thinking. Players draw with erasable crayons on the plastic game board (of which there are 5) and keep playing, by trial and error, until success is achieved. The game can be played in two ways and at three levels of difficulty. Beginners play by merely coloring in the squares and more advanced players play by filling in boxes with numbers. The set includes 24 different sample patterns, 1 dial (for competitive games) and 8 crayons that are erasable with a damp cloth.

Kids can take a short step to a big reward that lasts a lifetime by making a choice of healthy foods and physical activities. By making daily schedules and by eating healthy and being active, players accumulate up to 100 award points. The game includes four baseboards, four award lists, four erasable crayons, a clock dial and 60 food and activities cards.

One to six players can travel through the map of the USA and all 50 states. The objective is to travel along a route and pick up all 50 stars of the US flag. The game comes with a playing board, six flag baseboards, 54 star cards 4 pieces and a booklet containing the stories of each flag.